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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2025 · 52 MIN

#54 Round Up 1

from The Constraints Collective · host The Constraints Collective

In this episode, Martyn and Ian reflect on a busy month of work and sport, discussing recent projects in PhD supervision and applied coaching research. Topics include early specialization in ballet, creativity in team sports, remote coaching, and representative practice in rugby sevens. They also explore the cultural and environmental influences on player development and performance, using examples from cricket, rugby, and cycling. Key themes include learning through play, adapting to context, and resisting fixed mindsets in talent development. Enjoy!!Link to Joe Root interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56dmWmnUiBU

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In this episode, Martyn and Ian reflect on a busy month of work and sport, discussing recent projects in PhD supervision and applied coaching research. Topics include early specialization in ballet, creativity in team sports, remote coaching, and representative practice in rugby sevens. They also explore the cultural and environmental influences on player development and performance, using examples from cricket, rugby, and cycling. Key themes include learning through play, adaptin...

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